Dimapur, Feb 4: The Spear Corps celebrated its 41st Raising Day on February 4, 2026, at the Rangapahar Military Station in Nagaland, commemorating over four decades of distinguished service and operational excellence.

The occasion began with a wreath-laying ceremony to honor the fallen heroes, reflecting the Corps’ enduring commitment to duty, courage, and sacrifice. In line with its tradition of community engagement, the celebrations featured a range of public welfare initiatives: a medical camp for families, child development counseling sessions, an organ donation pledge drive, and a voluntary blood donation camp held at the Military Hospital, Dimapur. These activities highlighted the Corps’ dedication not only to national security but also to social responsibility and public welfare in the region.
Addressing the assembled troops, Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar, GOC Spear Corps, lauded the professionalism, discipline, and operational achievements of the Corps. He emphasized the importance of upholding the finest traditions of the Indian Army, inspiring soldiers to maintain excellence both in service and in their commitment to the community.
The Raising Day celebrations reflected a blend of military valor, public service, and community partnership, reaffirming Spear Corps’ role as a guardian of security and promoter of social welfare in Nagaland and the broader northeastern region.
This milestone underscores the Corps’ legacy of operational readiness, leadership, and service, reinforcing its motto of courage, honor, and selfless dedication to the nation.